Publishing the code of your paper
What journals ask for, and how to get from a folder of scripts to a repository a reviewer can run: one version, a pinned environment, a script per figure, a licence, a DOI.
Most PhD students write code for their thesis without ever being taught how. These workshops are for doctoral schools, graduate programmes and research teams who want to change that, starting from the students' own code.
Topics
What journals ask for, and how to get from a folder of scripts to a repository a reviewer can run: one version, a pinned environment, a script per figure, a licence, a DOI.
Using AI assistants for research code without losing control: what to check, where the silent errors hide, and how to turn a quick result into code you can defend.
A few patterns that keep a growing lab codebase manageable, with real examples from research labs. Based on my talks at Nordic-RSE and EuroPython, and three years of teaching Arduino to master's students.
Format adapted to your programme: half day or full day, on site or remote, in English or French. Participants work on their own code whenever possible.
Teaching and talks
Tell me about your programme, your audience and the dates you have in mind.
marine@codingresearcher.com